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Overview of Southeast Vacation Rentals

Southeast Wisconsin Vacation Rentals Offer Beautiful Places to Stay Around Lake Geneva

Lake Geneva is a delightful area to visit in southeastern Wisconsin. Everywhere can be reached on foot; the lake, beach, restaurants and shops on the historic Main Street are all within easy strolling distance of each other. The town also has a well-kept park and a mini golf course. There are also plenty more excellent places to discover in this area of Wisconsin.

Ideas for Things to Do from Wisconsin Vacation Rentals

There is no shortage of things to see and do close to your southeast Wisconsin lodging choice. Golf is available close by at the Geneva National Golf Club, Hawks View Golf Club and the Paradise Golf Park around Lake Geneva. Other areas also have plenty of golf courses for keen players. The many lakes and rivers offer rafting, kayaking, boating, parasailing, Jet Skiing, swimming and fishing.

Fishing is a very popular activity and Okauchee Lake is one of the only lakes in southeast Wisconsin where musky, the king of sport fish, can be found. Other fish species include walleye, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, white bass, perch, crappie and bluegill. Rent a boat and visit one of the many "boat-up" restaurants on Lake Okauchee, or check out some of the local islands and enjoy picnics and swimming.

Horseback riding, hiking and mountain biking can be enjoyed on the trails in the area. There are also more adventurous sports opportunities, such as rock climbing, ATV riding, skiing, snowboarding and alpine skiing in the winter months. There is excellent public hunting in the area.

Getting to Your Southeast Wisconsin Lodging

The southeastern Wisconsin area is served by the General Mitchell International Airport which is 37 miles from Lake Geneva. Pick up a car rental to reach your southeast Wisconsin lodging or bring your own car. The area is easy to reach using the I-94 from Chicago, or the I-39 from the north or the south of the area followed by the I-43.

The Seasonal Changes Experienced at Wisconsin Vacation Rentals

Southeast Wisconsin has hot summers and freezing winters with pleasant spring and fall seasons. Summer days reach 84 F and there are some rain showers at times. Winters drop to 10 F and below with deep snow for several months. It can also be windy in the winter, adding to the wind chill.

Southeast Wisconsin Lake Homes Offer Comfort and Space for Families of All Sizes

Renting a southeast Wisconsin vacation home is the perfect way to escape city life and submerse yourself in the beautiful Wisconsin countryside. A lakeside vacation home offers a cozy place to stay with great views of the lakes, rivers and forests. Many vacation homes come with their own private dock, and may include kayaks and fishing tackle to enhance your stay. All southeast Wisconsin lodging will be comfortably furnished to a high standard with plenty of space, whether you are visiting as couple or a larger group. Offering a full-size refrigerator, stove, oven and microwave, the rentals make cooking and preparing packed lunches very easy, compared to camping or hotel rooms which both lack similar facilities.

Places to Visit from Southeast Wisconsin Vacation Rentals

Just 20 miles west of Madison in the foothills of the Blue Mounds in Wisconsin is the unique outdoor museum known as "Little Norway." This lovely valley area is as tranquil and charming as it sounds, known as Nissedahle or Valley of the Elves.

The Milwaukee Zoo is also a great place to visit whilst staying in the area. It is considered one of the finest zoos in the country, with 2,500 animals and many species of birds, reptiles, fish, mammals and invertebrates which can be seen in their 200-acre wooded home. Milwaukee is the home of Harley Davidson Motorbikes and hosts the nation's largest music festival, Summerfest, so there is plenty to attract visitors to this area.

Wisconsin Dells is one of the most scenic areas to visit in southeast Wisconsin. This eight-mile winding river gorge offers plenty of space to walk and viewpoints along the banks of the Wisconsin River.